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quadgram	frequency
severe acute respiratory syndrome	1437
in the united states	927
in the case of	857
in the presence of	735
in the absence of	666
of influenza a virus	650
on the other hand	636
has been shown to	620
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	618
porcine reproductive and respiratory	561
middle east respiratory syndrome	560
reproductive and respiratory syndrome	557
as well as the	535
for the detection of	531
of hepatitis c virus	511
and respiratory syndrome virus	500
in vitro and in	490
human immunodeficiency virus type	485
for the treatment of	482
as a result of	476
have been shown to	467
influenza a h n	459
herpes simplex virus type	453
h n influenza virus	447
vitro and in vivo	443
of respiratory syncytial virus	440
respiratory syncytial virus infection	421
one of the most	412
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus	403
the central nervous system	398
on the surface of	394
a wide range of	394
influenza a and b	391
of severe acute respiratory	385
for the development of	384
in the context of	375
been shown to be	369
an important role in	362
n and h n	361
is one of the	361
h n and h	359
in addition to the	343
on the basis of	334
can be used to	323
of influenza a viruses	321
in the development of	316
highly pathogenic avian influenza	314
of human immunodeficiency virus	312
of herpes simplex virus	305
a large number of	305
it is important to	303
play a role in	301
of west nile virus	299
it is possible that	296
h n influenza a	294
was found to be	290
porcine epidemic diarrhea virus	286
h n influenza viruses	280
it has been shown	279
the end of the	274
a member of the	270
at the same time	267
at the time of	265
to the development of	262
in the treatment of	257
virsorter node length cov	256
disease control and prevention	254
of the viral genome	251
centers for disease control	251
the presence of the	249
bovine viral diarrhea virus	249
for disease control and	248
of the virus in	248
the surface of the	248
rift valley fever virus	243
of the influenza virus	241
in the pathogenesis of	241
the upper respiratory tract	241
cat virsorter node length	241
the presence of a	238
h n avian influenza	237
studies have shown that	236
has been shown that	234
as well as in	232
it is likely that	224
the lower respiratory tract	223
influenza a virus infection	222
were found to be	222
the development of a	220
a h n virus	219
of h n influenza	218
the influenza a virus	217
play an important role	216
of the h n	216
of porcine reproductive and	213
the world health organization	211
of the virus to	209
a and b viruses	207
the h n virus	205
at the end of	204
a wide variety of	204
the innate immune response	203
human respiratory syncytial virus	202
in the form of	199
hepatitis c virus infection	198
of the immune system	196
have been used to	195
the hepatitis c virus	193
have been associated with	193
for the presence of	190
the role of the	189
it was shown that	186
in the respiratory tract	186
the nature of the	183
of hepatitis b virus	182
was shown to be	182
the severe acute respiratory	181
acute respiratory distress syndrome	176
and respiratory syncytial virus	176
with the exception of	176
the antiviral activity of	175
for the first time	174
in the present study	172
in contrast to the	172
congo hemorrhagic fever virus	171
respiratory syncytial virus in	171
with respiratory syncytial virus	170
pandemic h n influenza	170
has been used to	169
has been associated with	167
the causative agent of	167
similar to that of	167
of the respiratory tract	164
of the immune response	163
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	162
avian infectious bronchitis virus	162
the size of the	161
have been reported in	160
to be associated with	160
syncytial virus infection in	160
it has been suggested	160
isolation and characterization of	158
on the cell surface	157
a role in the	156
of the influenza a	156
it should be noted	154
of the host cell	153
has been suggested that	153
highly pathogenic h n	153
has been reported to	153
the innate immune system	152
respiratory syncytial virus and	152
west nile virus infection	152
n influenza a virus	152
can be found in	151
for the study of	151
respiratory tract infections in	151
lower respiratory tract infections	149
on taxonomy of viruses	149
in a mouse model	148
for the production of	148
african swine fever virus	147
committee on taxonomy of	147
of infectious bronchitis virus	147
international committee on taxonomy	147
influenza a virus in	146
of respiratory viruses in	145
of the virus and	145
of hepatitis a virus	144
h h h h	144
should be noted that	144
during the course of	144
infants and young children	144
a better understanding of	143
with severe acute respiratory	141
of vesicular stomatitis virus	141
is based on the	140
can be used for	140
important role in the	140
in the course of	139
in the upper respiratory	139
of avian influenza a	138
of rift valley fever	138
the international committee on	137
our understanding of the	137
venezuelan equine encephalitis virus	136
in the number of	136
innate and adaptive immune	136
h n virus infection	135
is thought to be	134
lower respiratory tract infection	134
have the potential to	134
the structure of the	134
hepatitis c virus replication	133
in the human population	133
of influenza a and	132
it is clear that	132
spread of the virus	132
is likely to be	132
the development of new	132
to be involved in	131
it is possible to	131
to the presence of	131
the case of the	131
have been reported to	130
influenza a viruses in	130
the spread of the	130
in a number of	130
by the presence of	130
detection of respiratory viruses	129
the use of a	128
the ability of the	128
influenza virus infection in	127
modified vaccinia virus ankara	127
of mouse hepatitis virus	127
has not yet been	127
no conflict of interest	127
as well as a	127
the rest of the	127
of the innate immune	127
in the formation of	126
in the field of	126
it was found that	125
as a consequence of	125
and the presence of	124
of influenza virus infection	124
at the level of	124
have been detected in	124
a broad range of	123
for the control of	123
the immune response to	123
plays an important role	122
after the onset of	121
the host immune response	121
has also been reported	121
the fact that the	121
in a variety of	121
a major cause of	121
of pandemic influenza a	120
safety and immunogenicity of	120
have been found to	120
identification and characterization of	120
to the cell surface	119
of the central nervous	118
and characterization of a	118
it has also been	118
may be due to	117
the authors declare no	117
hepatitis c virus rna	117
avian influenza h n	117
food and drug administration	117
of influenza c virus	116
have been identified in	116
the total number of	116
members of the family	116
systematic review and meta	116
can be detected in	116
of h n virus	116
vivo and in vitro	116
a limited number of	115
the human immunodeficiency virus	115
of a novel coronavirus	115
in vivo and in	114
the beginning of the	114
the united states and	113
upper and lower respiratory	113
in the lungs of	113
of the viral rna	113
the viral life cycle	113
in the production of	113
the course of the	113
on the use of	112
of semliki forest virus	112
is considered to be	112
identification of a novel	112
transmission of the virus	112
in the early s	112
it has been reported	112
of avian influenza viruses	111
of middle east respiratory	111
are likely to be	111
h n virus in	111
with respect to the	111
have been isolated from	111
a result of the	110
a major role in	110
the virus in the	110
the origin of the	110
with the development of	110
of h n viruses	110
the virus and the	110
was detected in the	109
and the development of	109
of the most important	109
to the emergence of	109
in the evolution of	109
it is difficult to	109
and h n viruses	108
peripheral blood mononuclear cells	108
the vast majority of	108
are involved in the	108
this work was supported	108
is a member of	108
the development of the	107
by the fact that	107
republic of the congo	107
in the central nervous	107
a systematic review and	107
the pandemic h n	107
the majority of the	107
the h n pandemic	107
by the use of	107
the emergence of new	106
pathogenic avian influenza virus	106
may be associated with	106
also been shown to	106
is the most common	106
can be used as	105
and lower respiratory tract	105
in patients with severe	105
is responsible for the	104
characterization of a novel	104
has the potential to	104
the use of the	104
democratic republic of the	104
mechanism of action of	104
to that of the	103
a key role in	103
virus was detected in	103
in the control of	102
have shown that the	101
plays a role in	101
the formation of the	101
one of the major	101
the basis of the	101
presence or absence of	101
n influenza a viruses	101
the early stages of	101
have been found in	101
h n viruses in	100
for the diagnosis of	100
be used as a	100
in the regulation of	100
efficacy and safety of	100
been reported to be	100
for the prevention of	99
classical swine fever virus	99
as a cause of	99
of ebola virus disease	99
there is evidence that	99
at the site of	99
the ha and na	99
an increase in the	99
of hepatitis e virus	99
and adaptive immune responses	98
the expression of the	98
with the use of	98
to the plasma membrane	98
to the lack of	98
little is known about	98
of porcine epidemic diarrhea	98
as well as to	97
o u r n	97
u r n a	97
r n a l	97
and the number of	97
acute respiratory tract infections	97
j o u r	97
has been detected in	97
has been reported that	97
of the hepatitis c	97
of pandemic h n	96
r o o f	96
complete genome sequence of	96
of the viral envelope	96
for respiratory syncytial virus	96
work was supported by	96
ebola virus disease in	96
the antiviral effect of	96
l p r e	96
a l p r	96
p r o o	96
n a l p	96
in balb c mice	96
of the role of	95
detection of influenza a	95
and the role of	95
as part of the	95
lower respiratory tract disease	95
the centers for disease	95
has been reported in	95
a high degree of	95
there is no evidence	94
at the plasma membrane	94
these results suggest that	94
hepatitis c virus ns	94
for hepatitis c virus	94
into the host cell	94
the length of the	94
respiratory viral infections in	94
as shown in fig	94
to be the most	94
are more likely to	94
for up to days	94
are known to be	94
in infants and young	94
has also been shown	93
the west nile virus	93
of the international committee	93
would like to thank	93
influenza h n virus	93
other members of the	92
closely related to the	92
it has been demonstrated	92
be due to the	92
in influenza a virus	91
be involved in the	91
respiratory syncytial virus infections	91
for the identification of	91
to be able to	91
is essential for the	91
national institutes of health	91
is associated with the	91
it is known that	91
were shown to be	90
can also be used	90
for the generation of	90
been found to be	90
of japanese encephalitis virus	90
parts of the world	90
a review of the	90
is involved in the	90
it is necessary to	90
more likely to be	90
is associated with a	89
and the use of	89
at the cell surface	89
and other respiratory viruses	89
to the discovery of	89
used in this study	89
pandemic h n virus	89
a high level of	89
that can be used	89
a small number of	89
are considered to be	89
in the near future	89
viruses were detected in	89
the authors declare that	88
of enteric viruses in	88
to the formation of	88
of morbidity and mortality	88
the host response to	88
of influenza a h	88
it is not clear	88
pathogenic avian influenza viruses	88
internal ribosome entry site	88
better understanding of the	88
of highly pathogenic avian	88
the importance of the	88
in hepatitis c virus	88
that they have no	87
in the lower respiratory	87
virus was isolated from	87
n avian influenza virus	87
of h n avian	87
virus infection in the	87
are the most common	87
at the beginning of	87
the presence or absence	87
avian influenza a virus	87
is known about the	86
west nile virus in	86
the onset of symptoms	86
have been developed to	86
ebola and marburg viruses	86
h n virus was	86
of a number of	86
the life cycle of	85
of avian infectious bronchitis	85
report of the international	85
a single amino acid	85
dna and rna viruses	85
to the host cell	85
it is believed that	85
the emergence of a	85
the genome of the	85
the mechanism of action	85
morbidity and mortality in	85
have been developed for	84
is dependent on the	84
have been described in	84
similar to those of	84
the severity of the	84
on the development of	84
members of the genus	84
to respiratory syncytial virus	84
declare no conflict of	83
avian influenza a h	83
in the induction of	83
of newcastle disease virus	83
severe fever with thrombocytopenia	83
as a source of	83
respiratory syncytial virus bronchiolitis	83
was isolated from the	83
transcription polymerase chain reaction	82
is known to be	82
virus infection in a	82
in children and adults	82
authors declare no conflict	82
of avian influenza virus	82
fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome	82
in the face of	82
in the united kingdom	81
declare that they have	81
was supported by the	81
phylogenetic analysis of the	81
have also been reported	81
it has been proposed	81
structure and function of	80
prevention and treatment of	80
the type i interferon	80
virus replication in the	80
the absence of a	80
it is not known	80
the h n influenza	80
a critical role in	80
to the use of	80
the emergence of the	80
virus infection in mice	80
in cells infected with	80
is not required for	80
the formation of a	79
type i and type	79
for each of the	79
of the presence of	79
an incubation period of	79
were found in the	79
white spot syndrome virus	79
the activation of the	79
be related to the	79
of viruses in the	79
of human influenza a	79
for the synthesis of	79
has led to the	79
by the addition of	79
be found in the	79
was added to the	79
at the university of	79
as well as for	79
has been demonstrated that	79
is believed to be	78
in the cytoplasm of	78
of type i interferon	78
fever with renal syndrome	78
the upper and lower	78
h n viruses were	78
to the fact that	78
of the most common	78
the crystal structure of	78
rna and dna viruses	78
immune response to the	78
on the one hand	78
could be used to	78
the development of novel	78
of type i ifn	78
has been found to	78
crystal structure of the	78
despite the fact that	77
of the common cold	77
is important to note	77
may be involved in	77
of the virus from	77
due to the lack	77
and cellular immune responses	77
has been proposed that	77
fusion of the viral	77
that there is a	76
influenza virus h n	76
in the host cell	76
can be divided into	76
foot and mouth disease	76
important to note that	76
the development of vaccines	76
of the ebola virus	76
as well as other	76
sequence analysis of the	76
in most of the	76
may play a role	76
have been implicated in	76
has been observed in	76
a mouse model of	76
of the virus is	75
the mechanism by which	75
transmission of influenza a	75
a broad spectrum of	75
have been identified as	75
due to the presence	75
the herpes simplex virus	75
avian influenza viruses in	75
of tobacco mosaic virus	75
is due to the	75
as in the case	75
the virus can be	75
than that of the	75
the presence of virus	75
studies are needed to	75
one of the main	75
may contribute to the	74
infl uenza a virus	74
remains to be determined	74
as shown in figure	74
in mice infected with	74
both in vitro and	74
the context of the	74
of a variety of	74
and h n influenza	74
prevention and control of	74
in response to the	74
it is thought that	74
the national institute of	74
the middle east respiratory	74
human parainfluenza virus type	74
the democratic republic of	73
have been observed in	73
the replication of the	73
is required for the	73
on the host cell	73
in the majority of	73
the virus life cycle	73
were detected in the	73
of bovine viral diarrhea	73
than years of age	73
respiratory tract infection in	72
the polymerase chain reaction	72
is the result of	72
between the virus and	72
a and b virus	72
most closely related to	72
the human respiratory tract	72
we were able to	72
in a patient with	72
are shown in table	72
in the late s	72
is possible that the	72
the host immune system	71
we would like to	71
of ebola hemorrhagic fever	71
viruses belonging to the	71
are responsible for the	71
the results of the	71
has yet to be	71
it is estimated that	71
of respiratory viral infections	71
of allergy and infectious	71
on the presence of	71
on the role of	71
humoral and cellular immune	71
considered to be a	71
under years of age	71
the hepatitis b virus	71
hemorrhagic fever with renal	71
of influenza viruses in	70
minute virus of mice	70
is similar to that	70
with feline immunodeficiency virus	70
of influenza virus in	70
is consistent with the	70
by hepatitis c virus	70
hepatitis b virus infection	70
most common cause of	70
the treatment of influenza	70
for the use of	70
institute of allergy and	70
as one of the	70
the respiratory tract of	69
have not yet been	69
was observed in the	69
avian h n influenza	69
in the range of	69
in the process of	69
reduce the risk of	69
the presence of an	69
innate immune response to	69
and hepatitis c virus	69
the course of infection	69
a crucial role in	69
the presence of viral	69
authors declare that they	69
as a function of	69
national institute of allergy	68
at room temperature for	68
was isolated from a	68
in the genome of	68
cells were infected with	68
n avian influenza viruses	68
to be due to	68
of zika virus in	68
n influenza viruses in	68
in view of the	68
against influenza a virus	68
in the transmission of	68
a number of viruses	68
for the evaluation of	68
of infl uenza virus	68
allergy and infectious diseases	67
in any of the	67
to a lesser extent	67
cd and cd t	67
through the use of	67
it is noteworthy that	67
origin and evolution of	67
feline immunodeficiency virus infection	67
the mechanisms by which	67
review of the literature	67
of borna disease virus	67
for a number of	67
the study of the	67
transmission of avian influenza	67
the most common cause	67
in a recent study	67
hendra and nipah viruses	67
in the emergence of	67
these data suggest that	66
in terms of the	66
has been isolated from	66
was found in the	66
of these viruses in	66
to the identification of	66
upper respiratory tract infection	66
as is the case	66
may be related to	66
it was demonstrated that	66
the most commonly used	66
the development of an	66
the viruses and their	66
of infl uenza a	66
does not seem to	66
are listed in table	66
an important cause of	65
is related to the	65
influenza a virus m	65
rna was extracted from	65
in patients with chronic	65
the first year of	65
was approved by the	65
vivi disease severity score	65
to be responsible for	65
with influenza a virus	65
to better understand the	65
of the disease in	65
by respiratory syncytial virus	65
to play a role	65
the composition of the	65
in the study of	65
member of the family	65
of influenza b virus	65
of cd t cells	64
is caused by a	64
the function of the	64
revealed the presence of	64
to influenza a virus	64
the virus to the	64
the sequence of the	64
h n influenza in	64
the type i ifn	64
n influenza virus infection	64
replication of the virus	64
that the majority of	64
have the ability to	64
in accordance with the	64
can be detected by	64
as shown in table	64
in human immunodeficiency virus	64
epithelial cells of the	64
and the lack of	64
influenza a virus replication	63
of the severe acute	63
with avian influenza a	63
for the induction of	63
for the majority of	63
the evolution of the	63
for a long time	63
bovine respiratory syncytial virus	63
and the united states	63
in infants and children	63
against herpes simplex virus	63
respiratory syncytial virus disease	63
of avian h n	63
avian influenza a viruses	63
for their ability to	63
a h n viruses	63
the lumen of the	63
influenza and other respiratory	63
and it has been	63
infection is associated with	63
first year of life	63
over a period of	62
respiratory virus infections in	62
in an attempt to	62
has been found in	62
as a model for	62
is mediated by the	62
entry into host cells	62
infl uenza a viruses	62
the extent to which	62
detection of viruses in	62
alone or in combination	62
in the spread of	62
a single dose of	62
assay for detection of	62
in spite of the	62
viruses and their replication	62
the lack of a	62
the effect of the	62
it remains to be	61
and influenza a virus	61
are present in the	61
considered to be the	61
can be used in	61
be the result of	61
the acute phase of	61
the large number of	61
respiratory syndrome coronavirus in	61
of the sars coronavirus	61
of the plasma membrane	61
infected with h n	61
associated with severe acute	61
has been demonstrated in	61
are thought to be	61
n influenza virus in	61
the source of the	61
in humans and animals	61
against respiratory syncytial virus	61
of the type i	61
play a key role	61
for influenza a virus	60
is likely that the	60
of dengue virus infection	60
has been demonstrated to	60
by herpes simplex virus	60
a randomized controlled trial	60
influenza a virus and	60
the leading cause of	60
with lower respiratory tract	60
in the last years	60
by a variety of	60
a consequence of the	60
of african swine fever	60
in the environment and	59
under the control of	59
respiratory syndrome coronavirus infection	59
the duration of the	59
of interferon regulatory factor	59
patients with severe acute	59
and phylogenetic analysis of	59
pneumonia virus of mice	59
nucleotide sequence of the	59
the result of a	59
to the surface of	59
amino acid sequences of	59
that the presence of	59
in this study were	59
to be caused by	59
the host cell membrane	59
the activity of the	59
of influenza virus hemagglutinin	59
feline infectious peritonitis virus	59
also be used to	59
of the number of	59
with regard to the	59
and severe acute respiratory	59
and characterization of the	58
of the spike protein	58
these results indicate that	58
days after the onset	58
were observed in the	58
the discovery of the	58
of the virus was	58
on the type of	58
severe respiratory syncytial virus	58
in hong kong in	58
is the use of	58
detection and characterization of	58
at the surface of	58
reverse transcription polymerase chain	58
was used as a	58
that the virus is	58
is closely related to	58
of this study was	58
replication in cell culture	58
been shown to inhibit	58
and in some cases	58
in the vicinity of	58
by polymerase chain reaction	58
does not appear to	58
has been identified as	57
and the emergence of	57
depending on the virus	57
h n virus and	57
may be used to	57
been shown to have	57
the respiratory tract and	57
in the generation of	57
to a variety of	57
the amino acid sequence	57
play a major role	57
and hepatitis a virus	57
is shown in fig	57
be associated with the	57
influenza a virus from	57
an overview of the	57
the h n subtype	57
of human enteric viruses	57
infectious bronchitis virus in	57
entry into the host	57
the molecular basis of	57
can be isolated from	57
has been implicated in	57
in the same way	57
of yellow fever virus	57
has not been reported	57
this is the first	57
the early stage of	57
innate and adaptive immunity	57
children under years of	56
the adaptive immune response	56
hepatitis b surface antigen	56
is supported by the	56
by the immune system	56
due to the high	56
virus isolated from a	56
genome sequence of a	56
has also been used	56
it is worth noting	56
the level of the	56
and function of the	56
bovine viral diarrhoea virus	56
do not appear to	56
the identification of the	56
on the nature of	56
the ebola virus glycoprotein	56
the evolutionary history of	56
in the viral genome	56
human enteric viruses in	56
have been used for	56
of mhc class i	56
not appear to be	56
isolation of a novel	56
and west nile virus	56
tomato yellow leaf curl	56
with the presence of	56
to the production of	56
in a study of	56
be one of the	56
in the s and	56
to interact with the	56
hepatitis c virus and	55
a novel coronavirus from	55
of the th century	55
is present in the	55
of the virus into	55
in the use of	55
be explained by the	55
of ebola virus infection	55
pandemic influenza a h	55
were obtained from the	55
increase the risk of	55
in the endoplasmic reticulum	55
of virus in the	55
it is also possible	55
of the lower respiratory	55
for the emergence of	55
of feline immunodeficiency virus	55
the number of viruses	55
see the chapter by	55
of emerging infectious diseases	55
safety and efficacy of	55
transmission of zika virus	55
the control of the	55
transmission of h n	55
with acute respiratory tract	55
one of the first	55
ability of the virus	55
the respiratory syncytial virus	55
shown to be effective	54
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the pathogenesis of the	54
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human and avian influenza	54
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min at room temperature	54
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the absence of the	54
more than of the	54
zika virus infection in	54
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time polymerase chain reaction	54
the amount of virus	54
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amino acid sequence of	53
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threat to human health	53
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human metapneumovirus infection in	52
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molecular evolutionary genetics analysis	52
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identification of a new	52
virus infection in vitro	52
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viral infections of the	52
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h n pdm virus	52
pathogenic h n influenza	52
of human parainfluenza virus	52
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influenza a virus ns	52
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human influenza a viruses	52
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protein of influenza a	51
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amino acid substitutions in	51
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tumor necrosis factor alpha	50
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rift valley fever in	50
democratic republic of congo	50
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h n hpai viruses	49
acute lower respiratory tract	49
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clinical signs and diagnosis	49
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viral replication in the	49
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type i ifn production	48
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h n infl uenza	48
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influenza a virus hemagglutinin	48
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tract infections in children	47
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transducer and activator of	47
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major role in the	47
origin h n influenza	47
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detection and identification of	47
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children younger than years	47
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increase in the number	46
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types a and b	46
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transcriptase polymerase chain reaction	46
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viral load in the	46
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influenza and respiratory syncytial	46
human influenza a virus	46
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respiratory viruses in children	46
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the vivi disease severity	46
infectious bursal disease virus	46
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type i interferon response	46
the infl uenza virus	46
cd t cell responses	46
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of viral nucleic acids	46
treatment of influenza a	46
the identification of a	46
the result of the	46
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nile virus infection in	46
seasonal and pandemic influenza	46
h n viruses isolated	46
signal transducer and activator	46
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human airway epithelial cells	46
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the receptor binding site	46
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with herpes simplex virus	45
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the effects of the	45
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human and animal health	45
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the number of cases	45
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response to virus infection	45
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influenza a viruses and	45
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viral respiratory tract infections	45
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the start of the	44
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the development of antiviral	44
antiviral activity of the	44
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hepatitis c virus p	44
rna viruses such as	44
coronavirus infectious bronchitis virus	44
all over the world	44
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the inhibitory effect of	44
lower respiratory tract illness	44
of an avian influenza	44
type i ifn response	44
to be effective against	44
a universal influenza vaccine	44
specific cd t cells	44
regions of the world	44
center for biotechnology information	44
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to herpes simplex virus	44
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polymerase chain reaction and	44
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the genetic diversity of	44
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of the dengue virus	44
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rna was detected in	44
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development of a vaccine	44
african green monkey kidney	44
less than years of	43
direct contact with infected	43
of ebola and marburg	43
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of the viral and	43
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acute lower respiratory infections	43
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committee on immunization practices	43
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recombinant vesicular stomatitis virus	43
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wide range of viruses	43
of influenza virus a	43
of mice infected with	43
the national institutes of	43
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polymerase chain reaction for	43
mode of action of	43
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of the upper respiratory	43
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viruses isolated from humans	42
the detection of respiratory	42
department of health and	42
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it is evident that	42
species of the genus	42
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advisory committee on immunization	42
simplex virus type infection	42
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syncytial virus infections in	42
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with west nile virus	42
of the infected cells	42
during influenza virus infection	42
the intensive care unit	42
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role in the pathogenesis	42
critically ill patients with	42
the scope of this	42
a part of the	42
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significant morbidity and mortality	42
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the detection of viruses	42
the influenza virus hemagglutinin	42
h n swine influenza	42
upper respiratory tract of	42
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in the viral life	42
to cause disease in	42
have been made to	42
the pandemic influenza virus	42
in children younger than	42
the first months of	42
by the world health	42
over the past years	42
in the lungs and	42
infected with the virus	42
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of the fusion peptide	42
to be important for	42
was the most common	42
as a receptor for	42
some of the most	42
in which the virus	42
acute respiratory syndrome in	42
taking into account the	42
the innate and adaptive	42
as well as their	42
the brain and spinal	42
authors would like to	42
had no effect on	41
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the viral replication cycle	41
by h n virus	41
hong kong h n	41
did not show any	41
the release of the	41
at least in part	41
internal ribosomal entry site	41
the synthesis of the	41
acute respiratory disease in	41
one of the two	41
in patients infected with	41
of the novel coronavirus	41
the use of these	41
type i interferon signaling	41
a virus ns protein	41
during the h n	41
macrophages and dendritic cells	41
hematopoietic stem cell transplant	41
may be caused by	41
the major capsid protein	41
and the effect of	41
an h n virus	41
respiratory syncytial virus is	41
of canine distemper virus	41
in the republic of	41
low pathogenic avian influenza	41
course of the disease	41
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there is also a	41
has also been described	41
cause of morbidity and	41
of the effects of	41
a significant increase in	41
pathogenic avian influenza a	41
the global burden of	41
during the study period	41
be taken into account	41
acquired immune deficiency syndrome	41
and genetic diversity of	41
may be able to	41
in the early stages	41
a large proportion of	41
eukaryotic translation initiation factor	41
that could be used	41
and vesicular stomatitis virus	41
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of some of the	40
influenza h n viruses	40
ecology of influenza a	40
to influenza virus infection	40
the unfolded protein response	40
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of the viral infection	40
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emergence of a new	40
of the disease is	40
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all members of the	40
animal care and use	40
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case fatality rate of	40
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the ability of a	40
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to the central nervous	40
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it was concluded that	40
health and human services	40
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the molecular mechanisms of	40
type i and iii	40
studies have suggested that	40
comparable to that of	40
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in the immune response	40
the number of infected	40
the outcome of infection	40
of highly pathogenic h	40
in the blood of	40
of patients infected with	40
in the serum of	40
avian influenza virus in	40
the vesicular stomatitis virus	40
of the human genome	40
it was reported that	40
respiratory syndrome coronavirus spike	40
orf a and orf	40
at an early stage	40
the location of the	40
children less than years	40
these studies suggest that	40
h at room temperature	40
a protective immune response	40
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the adaptive immune system	40
disease prevention and control	40
the establishment of a	40
viruses are known to	40
in vitro inhibition of	40
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by the lack of	40
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a comparison of the	40
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of the nervous system	40
of the pandemic virus	40
hepatitis b virus replication	40
of these viruses is	39
for severe acute respiratory	39
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is important for the	39
the onset of the	39
a man with pneumonia	39
of the pandemic h	39
the potential to cause	39
of viral nucleic acid	39
acute respiratory tract infection	39
of the hepatitis b	39
in the mouse model	39
us food and drug	39
from animals to humans	39
a wide spectrum of	39
of health and human	39
the potential to be	39
that are required for	39
the members of the	39
there was no evidence	39
outbreak in west africa	39
novel coronavirus from a	39
the cytoplasmic domain of	39
in north america and	39
detection of hepatitis b	39
of influenza virus and	39
was first isolated from	39
of the infl uenza	39
new member of the	39
is caused by the	39
to play an important	39
a multiplicity of infection	39
avian and human influenza	39
the treatment of covid	39
infection in vitro and	39
is interesting to note	39
of influenza h n	39
our knowledge of the	39
in this study we	39
pathogenic avian influenza h	39
of the infected cell	39
development and evaluation of	39
can be infected with	39
has been suggested to	39
has been described for	39
enteric viruses in the	39
h n highly pathogenic	39
hpai h n viruses	39
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phase i clinical trial	39
approved for use in	39
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model for the study	39
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induction of type i	39
the last two decades	39
of avian and human	39
influenza viruses circulating in	39
the effectiveness of the	38
the h n viruses	38
it has been found	38
have been linked to	38
in the area of	38
and central nervous system	38
with pneumonia in saudi	38
was also found to	38
in emerging infectious diseases	38
of viral pathogens in	38
which is associated with	38
infection in young children	38
in this age group	38
the inhibition of the	38
h and h subtypes	38
that the virus was	38
the main cause of	38
read and approved the	38
infected with influenza a	38
coronavirus from a man	38
susceptible to infection with	38
in the activation of	38
during the early stages	38
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in england and wales	38
in the usa and	38
lead to the development	38
and mouth disease virus	38
a portion of the	38
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the production of infectious	38
virus and the host	38
can be applied to	38
against h n influenza	38
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a new member of	38
replication of the viral	38
children with cystic fibrosis	38
a leading cause of	38
a significant proportion of	38
a significant number of	38
innate immune response in	38
early stages of infection	38
to note that the	38
the viral genome and	38
respiratory infections in children	38
a function of the	38
have contributed to the	38
are shown in fig	38
could be used for	38
in the developing world	38
which is essential for	38
of the twentieth century	38
of rna viruses in	38
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a h n influenza	38
cells were treated with	38
evolution and ecology of	38
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in the light of	38
man with pneumonia in	38
against influenza virus infection	38
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a fatal case of	38
the highest number of	38
a high proportion of	38
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to the generation of	38
conformational changes in the	38
the discovery of a	38
sequence of a novel	38
role of viruses in	38
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associated with acute respiratory	38
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surface of the virus	38
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pneumonia in saudi arabia	38
has been identified in	38
influenza virus infections in	38
in the st century	38
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to be infected with	38
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some of which are	38
tissue and organ tropisms	38
detection of influenza virus	38
the risk of transmission	38
an analysis of the	37
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thought to be a	37
and ecology of influenza	37
vascular endothelial growth factor	37
different parts of the	37
treatment and prevention of	37
at the cleavage site	37
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was estimated to be	37
the extent of the	37
at high risk of	37
the characteristics of the	37
short period of time	37
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are included in the	37
respiratory syncytial virus a	37
some of these viruses	37
in this study was	37
the plasma membrane and	37
when compared to the	37
all of which are	37
in the h n	37
results suggest that the	37
been identified as a	37
the pathogenicity of the	37
was also detected in	37
found to be a	37
of virus replication in	37
with the aid of	37
has also been demonstrated	37
diagnosis of viral infections	37
the cytoplasm of the	37
viruses that have been	37
of high levels of	37
are known to cause	37
on the origin of	37
outbreak of severe acute	37
no significant difference in	37
influenza a viruses from	37
other respiratory viruses in	37
of chronic hepatitis c	37
the immune system is	37
by in situ hybridization	37
viral and host factors	37
there is also evidence	37
from patients with pneumonia	37
lower respiratory tract of	37
due to respiratory syncytial	37
the mode of action	37
shown to interact with	37
the presence of antibodies	37
of influenza virus infections	37
because of the lack	37
binding of the virus	37
as an alternative to	37
that the h n	37
influenza virus replication in	37
viruses and bacteria in	37
at a multiplicity of	37
the basis for the	37
is not known whether	37
can be caused by	37
detection of antibodies to	37
to the detection of	37
n highly pathogenic avian	37
the relationship between the	37
sensitivity and specificity of	37
a change in the	37
of tumor necrosis factor	37
research is needed to	37
it is unclear whether	37
of these viruses to	37
also been detected in	37
of a series of	37
the ph of the	37
and tumor necrosis factor	37
without the need for	37
the case of a	37
signs and symptoms of	37
version of this article	37
in response to viral	37
subtypes of influenza a	37
with thrombocytopenia syndrome virus	37
a common cause of	37
a subtype h n	36
a variety of different	36
phase of the disease	36
is a potent inhibitor	36
small round structured viruses	36
coronavirus in patients with	36
there is an urgent	36
the complete genome of	36
the structural proteins of	36
is more likely to	36
is in agreement with	36
and genetic characteristics of	36
mechanisms of action of	36
an important factor in	36
the role of viral	36
of respiratory viruses and	36
been associated with the	36
approved the final manuscript	36
pcr assay for detection	36
histocompatibility complex class i	36
the pandemic influenza a	36
i and type iii	36
for influenza a and	36
one of the best	36
the national center for	36
and can be used	36
but not in the	36
is a receptor for	36
this study was supported	36
virus infections in the	36
with special reference to	36
amino acid changes in	36
study was supported by	36
for use in the	36
the porcine reproductive and	36
was first reported in	36
were similar to those	36
and organ tropisms are	36
infection prevention and control	36
of the emergence of	36
that are responsible for	36
of human metapneumovirus infection	36
characterization of a new	36
a mortality rate of	36
h n viruses have	36
to a number of	36
in the past years	36
has been linked to	36
of amino acid residues	36
different regions of the	36
with a number of	36
to be used as	36
even in the presence	36
as evidenced by the	36
may lead to the	36
for the delivery of	36
viral infection of the	36
influenza virus in the	36
of an influenza virus	36
emergence of infectious diseases	36
reader is referred to	36
is an urgent need	36
the potential use of	36
and humoral immune responses	36
the surface of a	36
be noted that the	36
to be required for	36
and characterization of viruses	36
been demonstrated to be	36
human infection with a	36
even in the absence	36
of the endoplasmic reticulum	36
transcription and replication of	36
the surface of infected	36
of influenza viruses and	36
to their ability to	36
of the flaviviridae family	36
but it is not	36
the virulence of the	36
virus titers in the	36
human immunodefi ciency virus	36
of viral respiratory infections	36
the host cell and	36
is derived from the	36
viruses related to the	36
risk factors for severe	36
they are able to	36
virus in vitro and	36
least one of the	36
children with respiratory tract	36
there is some evidence	36
to determine whether the	36
viral rna in the	36
influenza virus infection by	36
an influenza a virus	36
have been identified that	36
infections in immunocompromised patients	36
by immune electron microscopy	35
cause of death in	35
risk factors for human	35
of the viral proteins	35
in the general population	35
not be able to	35
of upper respiratory tract	35
used as a model	35
the virus and its	35
supported in part by	35
under the age of	35
the membrane of the	35
spread of the disease	35
article can be found	35
and h n subtypes	35
united states and canada	35
influenza a virus infections	35
the etiological agent of	35
the absence of an	35
the virus is transmitted	35
been suggested that the	35
be caused by a	35
marburg and ebola viruses	35
were present in the	35
nucleotide and amino acid	35
detection of respiratory syncytial	35
in the nucleus of	35
is an open access	35
plays a major role	35
the interior of the	35
which is involved in	35
asma j pinto mendes	35
of infection in the	35
influenza a virus to	35
and replication of the	35
did not result in	35
in the genomes of	35
a role for the	35
to be important in	35
with other respiratory viruses	35
the case of influenza	35
our data suggest that	35
a comprehensive review of	35
amino acids in the	35
such as influenza virus	35
have been proposed as	35
for influenza virus replication	35
rna virus of the	35
is the case with	35
there have been no	35
the virus does not	35
and there is no	35
properties of the virus	35
of the vaccinia virus	35
and pandemic h n	35
the role played by	35
for ebola virus disease	35
the high prevalence of	35
more than one virus	35
viral respiratory infections in	35
to ensure that the	35
of h n and	35
international catalogue of arboviruses	35
influenza a viruses isolated	35
regions of the genome	35
dengue virus infection in	35
type i interferon production	35
has also been observed	35
required for viral replication	35
was obtained from the	35
type i ifn signaling	35
was first described in	35
turned out to be	35
temperature and relative humidity	35
epidermal growth factor receptor	35
da asma j pinto	35
detection and quantification of	35
the introduction of a	35
strains of the virus	35
the treatment of viral	35
infection of the central	35
evolution of h n	35
to the spread of	35
west nile virus and	35
that there is no	35
the reader is referred	35
in an animal model	35
respiratory infections due to	35
on the replication of	35
the expression of ifitm	35
entry of the virus	35
was found to have	35
have been proposed to	35
strains of influenza a	35
has been applied to	35
of infectious virus in	35
virus infection of human	35
an open access article	35
the nucleotide sequence of	35
the viral genome is	35
this group of viruses	35
over the past decade	35
are required for the	35
was added to each	35
it is essential to	35
in children with asthma	35
survival of enteric viruses	35
that are known to	35
against influenza a viruses	35
with respiratory tract disease	35
transmission of influenza virus	35
results showed that the	35
of viruses and their	35
from herpes simplex virus	35
been observed in the	35
a and orf b	35
in a cohort of	35
clinical signs and pathology	35
of the efficacy of	35
of the human virome	35
beyond the scope of	34
t cell responses in	34
been shown to play	34
crucial role in the	34
of viral rna synthesis	34
cases have been reported	34
that the use of	34
are shown in figure	34
host innate immune response	34
the structure and function	34
viruses in the environment	34
been identified as the	34
human bronchial epithelial cells	34
of host protein synthesis	34
role in the development	34
from the endoplasmic reticulum	34
to prevent the spread	34
disease in humans and	34
of the viral capsid	34
the relative importance of	34
in the release of	34
to reduce the risk	34
virus infection in children	34
further studies are required	34
that are able to	34
to be one of	34
host factors required for	34
used to evaluate the	34
the protective efficacy of	34
by direct contact with	34
influenza virus infection and	34
the majority of these	34
from human to human	34
seems to be the	34
cells infected with the	34
for at least days	34
of viruses related to	34
exposure to the virus	34
of reactive oxygen species	34
in combination with the	34
the appearance of the	34
this article can be	34
herpes simplex virus in	34
no conflicts of interest	34
of this review is	34
there was no significant	34
this suggests that the	34
in severe acute respiratory	34
with the formation of	34
as well as those	34
nucleotide sequences of the	34
and the absence of	34
trends in emerging infectious	34
be used as an	34
methods for the detection	34
for detection of respiratory	34
tropisms are toward the	34
h n or h	34
live attenuated influenza vaccine	34
the h n and	34
to the sars coronavirus	34
with a focus on	34
the infectivity of the	34
mhc class i molecules	34
of a new virus	34
for h at room	34
infections in hospitalized children	34
would be expected to	34
are natural reservoirs of	34
of the pathogenesis of	34
with fetal bovine serum	34
cell leukemia virus type	34
bone marrow transplant recipients	34
the control of influenza	34
before the onset of	34
the reason for this	34
years of age with	34
and the potential for	34
in embryonated chicken eggs	34
as well as some	34
of this virus in	34
in infants with bronchiolitis	34
the emergence of infectious	34
influenza virus in a	34
central nervous system and	34
a mouse model for	34
organ tropisms are toward	34
is unlikely to be	34
with the aim of	34
gene of influenza a	34
the causative agents of	34
vp vp vp vp	34
of acute respiratory distress	34
as the source of	34
of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome	34
murray valley encephalitis virus	34
hpai h n virus	34
in the western hemisphere	34
a large variety of	34
global trends in emerging	34
used in combination with	34
cause disease in humans	34
n or h n	34
respiratory viruses in the	34
against west nile virus	34
of red blood cells	34
been used to detect	34
treatment of ebola virus	34
is estimated to be	33
a novel coronavirus in	33
with that of the	33
of an outbreak of	33
was identified as a	33
was found that the	33
replication of hepatitis c	33
it has been estimated	33
virus can be isolated	33
in the nervous system	33
have also been used	33
that is associated with	33
the average number of	33
infection of mice with	33
of the fusion protein	33
infectious virus in the	33
of viral replication and	33
in the liver and	33
structural basis for the	33
of the st century	33
the discovery of new	33
for the replication of	33
with a mortality rate	33
used for the detection	33
the expression of a	33
had no role in	33
be isolated from the	33
a variety of other	33
to be essential for	33
replicate in the cytoplasm	33
in the immune system	33
molecular characterization of a	33
will need to be	33
production of type i	33
immune response in the	33
from a variety of	33
h n virus isolates	33
and its role in	33
and evaluation of a	33
and functional analysis of	33
compared to that of	33
c virus core protein	33
polymerase chain reaction assay	33
the first days of	33
inflammatory cytokines and chemokines	33
in the nucleus and	33
the form of a	33
related to the sars	33
in addition to their	33
cross the species barrier	33
for most of the	33
and protective efficacy of	33
the advisory committee on	33
respiratory viruses such as	33
inducible nitric oxide synthase	33
in a way that	33
was based on the	33
both innate and adaptive	33
avian h n virus	33
the most common viruses	33
the identity of the	33
in a murine model	33
human h n virus	33
diagnosis and or treatment	33
been isolated from the	33
mitochondrial antiviral signaling protein	33
a mutation in the	33
and hepatitis b virus	33
and the severity of	33
of a highly pathogenic	33
and evolution of viruses	33
of h n infection	33
discovery and development of	33
the onset of illness	33
porphyrins and their analogues	33
was also shown to	33
simplex virus type glycoprotein	33
the antiviral properties of	33
has led to a	33
in a range of	33
the small number of	33
key role in the	33
acid substitutions in the	33
is found in the	33
cats infected with feline	33
the gold standard for	33
over the last years	33
several studies have shown	33
the first line of	33
the pandemic potential of	33
cells in response to	33
the need for a	33
of influenza virus by	33
inhibits hepatitis c virus	33
at different stages of	33
in response to infection	33
outbreak of hepatitis a	33
a novel influenza a	33
added to each well	32
western equine encephalitis virus	32
no effect on the	32
the guinea pig model	32
viruses of the family	32
the limit of detection	32
for the origin of	32
and are associated with	32
of the human population	32
for use in humans	32
detection of zika virus	32
isolation and identification of	32
inhibition of human immunodeficiency	32
immunogenicity and protective efficacy	32
amino acid change in	32
a diverse range of	32
in herpes simplex virus	32
of the virus genome	32
and the nature of	32
of the viral polymerase	32
it is important that	32
west nile virus encephalitis	32
through direct contact with	32
the us food and	32
is very similar to	32
has been studied in	32
with acute respiratory infections	32
of the interaction between	32
amino acid substitution in	32
disease caused by the	32
we have shown that	32
infection with influenza a	32
of viral and bacterial	32
which belongs to the	32
the influence of the	32
syncytial virus disease in	32
is not associated with	32
of the mechanisms of	32
the production of a	32
that are essential for	32
proteolytic cleavage of the	32
upper respiratory tract and	32
approved by the fda	32
human h n influenza	32
in the innate immune	32
should also be considered	32
assays for detection of	32
zika virus in the	32
is associated with high	32
viruses are able to	32
lower than that of	32
to its ability to	32
the synthesis of viral	32
detection of influenza viruses	32
by the number of	32
viruses a and b	32
been developed for the	32
b virus infection in	32
it is also important	32
of influenza virus replication	32
a prospective study of	32
between virus and host	32
the immune system in	32
to hepatitis c virus	32
and its association with	32
exacerbations of chronic obstructive	32
respiratory syndrome virus infection	32
and genetic characterization of	32
mg kg body weight	32
the number of virus	32
bats are natural reservoirs	32
of nipah virus in	32
viral rna was extracted	32
a significant reduction in	32
as well as from	32
in cell cultures and	32
has been made in	32
this article is an	32
surface of infected cells	32
is the fact that	32
is not the only	32
tissue culture infectious dose	32
and review of the	32
form of the disease	32
of viral rna and	32
data suggest that the	32
a highly pathogenic avian	32
a small proportion of	32
more likely to have	32
by the international committee	32
was similar to that	32
are part of the	32
our understanding of virus	32
found to be associated	32
of a viral infection	32
in patients with acute	32